Milan Zahálka

Milan Zahálka ( born March 13, 1977 in Ostrov nad Ohri ) is a Czech football player at the position of the goalkeeper.

Career

Zahálkas family emigrated in 1980 to Florence in Italy, where Zahálka began playing football. From 1994/95 the goalkeeper played for AS Impruneta Tavarnuzze, which merged in 1997 with the then Series D club Rondinella Marzocco Firenze. 1997/98 made ​​Zahálka 14 Matches for Rondinella and helped the team to promotion to the professional series C2. Zahálka moved to league rivals Viareggio Calcio, where he remained two years. 2000/ 01 he played for SS Juve Stabia, 2001/ 02 for U.S. Carrarese.

2002 Zahálka was obliged Como Calcio, who played in Serie A. About a role of the substitute goalkeeper, he did not come out. 2004/ 05 he played for Aglianese Calcio. In summer 2005, initially Zahálka made ​​tests at Slavia Prague, and later with Viktoria Plzen, but was not required. In early 2006, joining Zahálka to Bohemians 1905 Prague. The game of 2006/ 07 he started with the Czech second division club Banik Sokolov, but soon moved to Italian Serie C2- division side U.S. Poggibonsi. In October 2007 Zahálka was committed by Gela Calcio.

In the summer of 2008 Zahálka left Italy and joined the Cypriot second division AO Agia Napa. Beginning of 2009 changed the goalkeeper for Premier League rivals Omonia Aradippou. For the season 2010/11 he moved to first division side Ethnikos Achnas.

External links and sources

• Career development on tuttocalciatori.net ( Italian)